Handwoven Ixkot Shoulder Bag – Traditional Maya Textile from Quiché

Carry a symbol of strength and good fortune with this handwoven Ixkot Shoulder Bag, crafted by Maya artisans in Quiché, Guatemala. Featuring a central hand-embroidered Ixkot motif, this bag depicts the two-headed eagle, a sacred symbol of luck across many Guatemalan communities.

Handwoven using the traditional backstrap loom method, this 100% cotton bag blends cultural heritage with modern functionality, making it an authentic and stylish accessory for everyday use.

Product Details

• Material: 100% cotton; polyester lining
• Technique: Handwoven on a traditional backstrap loom, hand-embroidered using the handpicking method
• Size: 24 cm width x 20 cm length (9.4" x 7.8")
• Strap Length: 133.5 cm (52.5") – Now featuring a handwoven cotton strap
• Care: Hand-wash in cold water, treat stains with mild detergent, lay flat to air dry
• Origin: Handmade in Quiché, Guatemala

A Unique & Culturally Rich Accessory

Designed for versatility and tradition, this artisan-crafted shoulder bag is perfect for daily essentials, travel, or as a meaningful gift. The Ixkot two-headed eagle is deeply rooted in Maya spirituality, symbolizing wisdom, balance, and protection.

By purchasing this bag, you are supporting Indigenous artisans, preserving Mayan weaving techniques, and contributing to ethical fair-trade practices that empower local communities.

Handmade Uniqueness Disclaimer

As each bag is 100% handmade, slight variations in patterns, embroidery, and colors may occur, making every piece one-of-a-kind. These differences highlight the authenticity of handcrafted Guatemalan textiles.

📌 Please Note: The item pictured previously featured a silver chain strap, but the current stock includes a striped handwoven cotton strap. Updated images will be available soon.

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